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Ilkley Old School
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These took way to long to complete.

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But very worth it! Lovely shiny!
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Splendid!
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Those are very nice
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The one thing that puts me off Napoleonic British infantry is the horizontal lacing on the front of the tunic (especially in my Humbrol days, where painting red over white in the same year usually led to a major bleed). So kudos to you for a spiffing job there, Ilkley.
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Ooh. Nice.
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Seriously lovely.
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Superb unit!
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BaronVonWreckedoften wrote: Thu Oct 01, 2020 7:30 pm The one thing that puts me off Napoleonic British infantry is the horizontal lacing on the front of the tunic (especially in my Humbrol days, where painting red over white in the same year usually led to a major bleed). So kudos to you for a spiffing job there, Ilkley.
British infantry are one of the joys of 6mm. If anyone says they can't see the lace, tell em it's time they got new glasses.
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Well, sort of off the workbench now...

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